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How To Avoid Using Globals


mike177

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Using OOP eliminates the need for many globals which can be made "per object instance".

 

An alternative to a registry class is to have a single global array storing all your globals.  Then you just have to worry about not clobbering that single array.  If you're keen about not polluting the namespace, you can make the "global" variable array static inside a function (but then the function itself is in the global namespace, so you haven't gained much).

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